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  1. I'm sitting here absolutely bawling, tears flowing down my face, as I watch The Kings Affection in background. It's a Netflix k-drama, for those that don't know it. Korea is lately putting out some brilliant works.

    I'm only about 3/4 through and won't spoil anything by going onto detail. I see homages to Twelfth Night and Roshomon. It's nicely structured.

    It's a good love story, but also a recurring theme of some of these Korean dramas is such an honor and dignity and hope through real adversity. It's like the kind of television I watched and plays I worked on even, like Camelot and especially A Man for All Seasons, which was very formative for me.

    Things that understand the struggle between Good and Evil is important to see and engage, even where nuance makes the lines between them blurred. These Korean works seem to be targeting an intelligent audience who wants to think. I love the genre, and this one is a good example.

    I think at some point the US decided that cynicism sells better than promise, and we have done well in exposing the many ways that society fails people, yet in the process we have somehow managed to deliver a sense of hopelessness and fatalism that is itself a cancer, suggesting the individual might as well just go for what's theirs. I love that these writers are still portraying another path.

    #TheKingsAffecton #kdrama #kdramas #love #hope #optimism #adversity #TwelfthNight #Roshomon #honor #society #philosophy #television #netflix

  2. I'm sitting here absolutely bawling, tears flowing down my face, as I watch The Kings Affection in background. It's a Netflix k-drama, for those that don't know it. Korea is lately putting out some brilliant works.

    I'm only about 3/4 through and won't spoil anything by going onto detail. I see homages to Twelfth Night and Roshomon. It's nicely structured.

    It's a good love story, but also a recurring theme of some of these Korean dramas is such an honor and dignity and hope through real adversity. It's like the kind of television I watched and plays I worked on even, like Camelot and especially A Man for All Seasons, which was very formative for me.

    Things that understand the struggle between Good and Evil is important to see and engage, even where nuance makes the lines between them blurred. These Korean works seem to be targeting an intelligent audience who wants to think. I love the genre, and this one is a good example.

    I think at some point the US decided that cynicism sells better than promise, and we have done well in exposing the many ways that society fails people, yet in the process we have somehow managed to deliver a sense of hopelessness and fatalism that is itself a cancer, suggesting the individual might as well just go for what's theirs. I love that these writers are still portraying another path.

    #TheKingsAffecton #kdrama #kdramas #love #hope #optimism #adversity #TwelfthNight #Roshomon #honor #society #philosophy #television #netflix

  3. I'm sitting here absolutely bawling, tears flowing down my face, as I watch The Kings Affection in background. It's a Netflix k-drama, for those that don't know it. Korea is lately putting out some brilliant works.

    I'm only about 3/4 through and won't spoil anything by going onto detail. I see homages to Twelfth Night and Roshomon. It's nicely structured.

    It's a good love story, but also a recurring theme of some of these Korean dramas is such an honor and dignity and hope through real adversity. It's like the kind of television I watched and plays I worked on even, like Camelot and especially A Man for All Seasons, which was very formative for me.

    Things that understand the struggle between Good and Evil is important to see and engage, even where nuance makes the lines between them blurred. These Korean works seem to be targeting an intelligent audience who wants to think. I love the genre, and this one is a good example.

    I think at some point the US decided that cynicism sells better than promise, and we have done well in exposing the many ways that society fails people, yet in the process we have somehow managed to deliver a sense of hopelessness and fatalism that is itself a cancer, suggesting the individual might as well just go for what's theirs. I love that these writers are still portraying another path.

    #TheKingsAffecton #kdrama #kdramas #love #hope #optimism #adversity #TwelfthNight #Roshomon #honor #society #philosophy #television #netflix

  4. I'm sitting here absolutely bawling, tears flowing down my face, as I watch The Kings Affection in background. It's a Netflix k-drama, for those that don't know it. Korea is lately putting out some brilliant works.

    I'm only about 3/4 through and won't spoil anything by going onto detail. I see homages to Twelfth Night and Roshomon. It's nicely structured.

    It's a good love story, but also a recurring theme of some of these Korean dramas is such an honor and dignity and hope through real adversity. It's like the kind of television I watched and plays I worked on even, like Camelot and especially A Man for All Seasons, which was very formative for me.

    Things that understand the struggle between Good and Evil is important to see and engage, even where nuance makes the lines between them blurred. These Korean works seem to be targeting an intelligent audience who wants to think. I love the genre, and this one is a good example.

    I think at some point the US decided that cynicism sells better than promise, and we have done well in exposing the many ways that society fails people, yet in the process we have somehow managed to deliver a sense of hopelessness and fatalism that is itself a cancer, suggesting the individual might as well just go for what's theirs. I love that these writers are still portraying another path.

    #TheKingsAffecton #kdrama #kdramas #love #hope #optimism #adversity #TwelfthNight #Roshomon #honor #society #philosophy #television #netflix

  5. Tonight, I came across pictures from when I was Duke Orsino in Twelfth Night. That was such a fun play, need to get around to Shakespeare again.

    #Shakespeare #TwelfthNight #CommunityTheater

  6. Tonight, I came across pictures from when I was Duke Orsino in Twelfth Night. That was such a fun play, need to get around to Shakespeare again.

    #Shakespeare #TwelfthNight #CommunityTheater

  7. Tonight, I came across pictures from when I was Duke Orsino in Twelfth Night. That was such a fun play, need to get around to Shakespeare again.

    #Shakespeare #TwelfthNight #CommunityTheater

  8. Tonight, I came across pictures from when I was Duke Orsino in Twelfth Night. That was such a fun play, need to get around to Shakespeare again.

    #Shakespeare #TwelfthNight #CommunityTheater

  9. Tonight, I came across pictures from when I was Duke Orsino in Twelfth Night. That was such a fun play, need to get around to Shakespeare again.

    #Shakespeare #TwelfthNight #CommunityTheater

  10. Our Player of the Patchwork Mathias Blackett is playing Sir Toby Belch in Arcadia Theater's production of William Shakespeare's (very commedia dell'arte inspired) "Twelfth Night" this week!

    See more: arcadia-alpharetta.org/12th-ni

    #Theater #Shakespeare #WilliamShakespeare #TwelfthNight

  11. Our Player of the Patchwork Mathias Blackett is playing Sir Toby Belch in Arcadia Theater's production of William Shakespeare's (very commedia dell'arte inspired) "Twelfth Night" this week!

    See more: arcadia-alpharetta.org/12th-ni

    #Theater #Shakespeare #WilliamShakespeare #TwelfthNight

  12. Our Player of the Patchwork Mathias Blackett is playing Sir Toby Belch in Arcadia Theater's production of William Shakespeare's (very commedia dell'arte inspired) "Twelfth Night" this week!

    See more: arcadia-alpharetta.org/12th-ni

    #Theater #Shakespeare #WilliamShakespeare #TwelfthNight

  13. Our Player of the Patchwork Mathias Blackett is playing Sir Toby Belch in Arcadia Theater's production of William Shakespeare's (very commedia dell'arte inspired) "Twelfth Night" this week!

    See more: arcadia-alpharetta.org/12th-ni

    #Theater #Shakespeare #WilliamShakespeare #TwelfthNight

  14. Our Player of the Patchwork Mathias Blackett is playing Sir Toby Belch in Arcadia Theater's production of William Shakespeare's (very commedia dell'arte inspired) "Twelfth Night" this week!

    See more: arcadia-alpharetta.org/12th-ni

    #Theater #Shakespeare #WilliamShakespeare #TwelfthNight

  15. BTW, I 1000% recommend watching the modern setting with full text Shakespeare adaptation “Twelfth Night” (2018) (youtu.be/QOG8DxWPeRI?si=hut8i-) starring Sheila Atim when you get the chance. She’s phenomenal in it.
    #ImpromptuTheater #TwelfthNight #SheilaAtim #shakespeare

  16. BTW, I 1000% recommend watching the modern setting with full text Shakespeare adaptation “Twelfth Night” (2018) (youtu.be/QOG8DxWPeRI?si=hut8i-) starring Sheila Atim when you get the chance. She’s phenomenal in it.
    #ImpromptuTheater #TwelfthNight #SheilaAtim #shakespeare

  17. BTW, I 1000% recommend watching the modern setting with full text Shakespeare adaptation “Twelfth Night” (2018) (youtu.be/QOG8DxWPeRI?si=hut8i-) starring Sheila Atim when you get the chance. She’s phenomenal in it.
    #ImpromptuTheater #TwelfthNight #SheilaAtim #shakespeare

  18. BTW, I 1000% recommend watching the modern setting with full text Shakespeare adaptation “Twelfth Night” (2018) (youtu.be/QOG8DxWPeRI?si=hut8i-) starring Sheila Atim when you get the chance. She’s phenomenal in it.
    #ImpromptuTheater #TwelfthNight #SheilaAtim #shakespeare

  19. BTW, I 1000% recommend watching the modern setting with full text Shakespeare adaptation “Twelfth Night” (2018) (youtu.be/QOG8DxWPeRI?si=hut8i-) starring Sheila Atim when you get the chance. She’s phenomenal in it.
    #ImpromptuTheater #TwelfthNight #SheilaAtim #shakespeare

  20. My gift to the timeline: Joanna Lumley in male drag.

    Joanna Lumley speaks Viola’s soliloquy from Twelfth Night, act II, scene 2, wherein she wonders why the countess Olivia has sent her a ring and whether Olivia has fallen in love with her.

    youtube.com/watch?v=Jg1qTs5pde

    #Shakespeare #JoannaLumley #TwelfthNight

  21. My gift to the timeline: Joanna Lumley in male drag.

    Joanna Lumley speaks Viola’s soliloquy from Twelfth Night, act II, scene 2, wherein she wonders why the countess Olivia has sent her a ring and whether Olivia has fallen in love with her.

    youtube.com/watch?v=Jg1qTs5pde

    #Shakespeare #JoannaLumley #TwelfthNight

  22. My gift to the timeline: Joanna Lumley in male drag.

    Joanna Lumley speaks Viola’s soliloquy from Twelfth Night, act II, scene 2, wherein she wonders why the countess Olivia has sent her a ring and whether Olivia has fallen in love with her.

    youtube.com/watch?v=Jg1qTs5pde

    #Shakespeare #JoannaLumley #TwelfthNight

  23. My gift to the timeline: Joanna Lumley in male drag.

    Joanna Lumley speaks Viola’s soliloquy from Twelfth Night, act II, scene 2, wherein she wonders why the countess Olivia has sent her a ring and whether Olivia has fallen in love with her.

    youtube.com/watch?v=Jg1qTs5pde

    #Shakespeare #JoannaLumley #TwelfthNight

  24. My gift to the timeline: Joanna Lumley in male drag.

    Joanna Lumley speaks Viola’s soliloquy from Twelfth Night, act II, scene 2, wherein she wonders why the countess Olivia has sent her a ring and whether Olivia has fallen in love with her.

    youtube.com/watch?v=Jg1qTs5pde

    #Shakespeare #JoannaLumley #TwelfthNight

  25. Please join me as we think about something really, really sticky -- sin -- and what Jesus does to help us deal with it on this #TwelfthNight! youtube.com/live/UCUr4e73cls

    #Sin #justification #Jesus #Redemption #Atonement

  26. Please join me as we think about something really, really sticky -- sin -- and what Jesus does to help us deal with it on this #TwelfthNight! youtube.com/live/UCUr4e73cls

    #Sin #justification #Jesus #Redemption #Atonement

  27. Please join me as we think about something really, really sticky -- sin -- and what Jesus does to help us deal with it on this #TwelfthNight! youtube.com/live/UCUr4e73cls

    #Sin #justification #Jesus #Redemption #Atonement

  28. Please join me as we think about something really, really sticky -- sin -- and what Jesus does to help us deal with it on this #TwelfthNight! youtube.com/live/UCUr4e73cls

    #Sin #justification #Jesus #Redemption #Atonement

  29. I’ve really enjoyed our Christmas decorations this year but it’s time to take them down I guess #twelfthnight

  30. I’ve really enjoyed our Christmas decorations this year but it’s time to take them down I guess

  31. I’ve really enjoyed our Christmas decorations this year but it’s time to take them down I guess #twelfthnight

  32. I’ve really enjoyed our Christmas decorations this year but it’s time to take them down I guess #twelfthnight

  33. I’ve really enjoyed our Christmas decorations this year but it’s time to take them down I guess #twelfthnight

  34. Happy #TwelfthNight!

    Shakespeare's romantic comedy Twelfth Night or What You Will is believed to have been written as an entertainment performed on this date to close the Christmas season. Listen to 3 songs from the play recorded by Victor, circa 1914: publicdomainreview.org/collect

  35. Happy #TwelfthNight!

    Shakespeare's romantic comedy Twelfth Night or What You Will is believed to have been written as an entertainment performed on this date to close the Christmas season. Listen to 3 songs from the play recorded by Victor, circa 1914: publicdomainreview.org/collect

  36. Happy #TwelfthNight!

    Shakespeare's romantic comedy Twelfth Night or What You Will is believed to have been written as an entertainment performed on this date to close the Christmas season. Listen to 3 songs from the play recorded by Victor, circa 1914: publicdomainreview.org/collect

  37. Happy #TwelfthNight!

    Shakespeare's romantic comedy Twelfth Night or What You Will is believed to have been written as an entertainment performed on this date to close the Christmas season. Listen to 3 songs from the play recorded by Victor, circa 1914: publicdomainreview.org/collect